Sentences with phrase «know kung»

This from the company that only hires PHD's that know kung - fu and have x-ray vision?

While I may not know kung fu, it really emasculates the badass hero.

Also, we know kung fu.

The biggest twist comes when Lu Yan learns [seconds before being attacked by the jade Warlord's men] that Jason doesn't know any kung fu!

It's funny to me that men from one of the most populated places on the planet have, in the American cinema, been reduced to hilarious, impotent sidekicks or wise old men who know kung fu — or is there some kind of Little Richard image - castration going on here to protect delicate Caucasian egos from bedroom Yellow Peril?

The setup is over quicker than you can say «I know kung fu,» and from there on you it's on par with the first «Raid» film: non-stop, brutal and flat - out cool action, shot more like golden era John McTiernan than modern day slice - and - dicers like Michael Bay or Paul Greengrass.

And he still knows kung fu.

Doesn't matter, as in the place of all that stuff about internment camps that so beautifully complicated the 1984 flick is the drama of Mr. Han née Miyagi (Jackie Chan) losing control of his car on a dark and stormy night (because just as every chink knows kung fu, none of them can drive — Han totals a car in the film while it's parked in his living room), thus opening the door for a ragamuffin to come calling like some funked - up changeling.

Not exact matches

Wu - Tang Clan is known globally for their lyrical kung fu references, heavy rhythms and songs like, «C.R.E.A.M.» Recently they've been in the news because «pharma bro» Martin Shkreli bought what is purported to be one - of - a-kind Wu - Tang Album for a reported $ 2 million.

Being a black belt in kung - fu i am constantly perfecting what i know and teaching.

Synopsis: Now known as the Dragon Warrior, Po (Jack Black) protects the Valley of Peace alongside his friends and fellow kung fu masters, the Furious Five.

Known for its combinations of action and comedy as well as a varied cast, the titular hero is a musician and slacker extraordinaire who, in order to actually date Ramona Flowers, the girl of his dreams, he must engage her seven ex-boyfriends in kung - fu battle.

You know how I just mentioned that we got a whoooole lot of terribly dubbed kung - fu movies 40 years ago?

Still looking forward to seeing many new works including: Feng ai («Til Madness do Us Part, Wang Bing), Cavalo Dinheiro (Horse Money, Pedro Costa), Inherent Vice (Paul Thomas Anderson), Heaven Knows What (Josh & Benny Safdie), La última película (Raya Martin & Mark Peranson), Mommy (Xavier Dolan), Haganenet (The Kindergarden Teacher, Nadav Lapid), Citizenfour (Laura Poitras), Turist (Force Majeure, Ruben Östlund), Saint Laurent (Bertrand Bonello), Les trois désastres (part of 3X3D, Jean - Luc Godard), Mula sa kung ano ang noon (From What is Before, Lav Diaz) and Pardé (Closed Curtain, Jafar Panahi).

Of the four, Selfie and Guardians Of The Galaxy's Karen Gillan is the least well - known, but she holds her own admirably as a shy loner in the body of a kung - fu fighting Lara Croft type, particularly in the scene where she tries to distract two machine gun - toting guards with her awkward attempts at flirting.

When: November 2nd Why: Anyone who knows anything about Wu Tang Clan founder RZA is that he loves kung fu cinema, so you can be sure that his directorial debut is going to be nothing short of a love letter to the genre, albeit one with a hip - hop soundtrack.

The third movie in this franchise begins with the tortoise kung fu master, Grand Master Oogway (Randall Duk Kim, John Wick, 2014), being ambushed in an after - life setting known as the «spirit realm.»

Voiced by its cast of well - known Hollywood heavyweights, this action - adventure flick delights audiences with another fun chapter in the life of our favorite affable, animated, kung fu - fighting panda bear.

Shen's explosive machinery means the death of kung fu as we know it, laments Master Shifu (Hoffman).

Or, you know, the fact that they turned John Carpenter's little - indie - horror - that - could into a reality television parody, complete with a lame subplot involving a Blade Runner fan, underwritten idiots, and a kung - fu loving Busta Rhymes who delivers the trailer - ready, achingly 2002 line: «Trick or treat, motherfucker.»

Forget what you think you know about Asian cinema just because you saw a dubbed version of «Crouching Tiger» and experienced the bloody kung fu - homage of «Kill Bill.»

Leung said that Ip Man enjoyed kung fu as much as Bruce Lee but normally he was so mild mannered that no one knew he could fight.

In 1998, when the other superhero movies starred known entities like Batman, New Line Cinema made a film about a leather - clad, kung - fu vampire, played by Wesley Snipes, who fought other vampires at underground raves, and barely concealed sex dungeons.

The film definitely knows it's over the top, but it doesn't 100 % commit to the camp, perhaps in fear of alienating those uninitiated viewers unaware that kung fu cinema can fly off the rails in goddamn spectacular ways.

He just knows how to do fake kung - fu in physical moments while wearing a stupid face.

We get some training sequences, of course, with Scott not only learning how to shrink and grow, but also learning how to speak to ants, as well as a little kung - fu, courtesy of Pym's pretty daughter, Hope van Dyne (Evangeline Lilly); this may be a spoiler, but most Marvel nerds know by now that she will become the Wasp.

There's Bedlam, played by Terry Crews (Brooklyn Nine - Nine), and Shatterstar, played by Lewis Tan, best known as the drunk kung fu guy in the Marvel / Netflix series Iron Fist and star of the upcoming third season of AMC's Into the Badlands.

«What the fuck does Sheridan know about kung fu?»

Located in Sandakan — the gateway to some of Sabah's best known attractions including the Sepilok Orang - utan Sanctuary and the Turtle Islands National Park — this eatery serves up tan kung mee (also known as rubber band mee).

Taking a look at the crew on the film it's easy to see that the solid fight scenes come from the fact that a large chunk of the crew was actually from the Hong Kong film industry, where I think we can all safely agree they know how to make kung - fu flicks.

Some sort of game involving ninjas, and protagonists named Billy and Jimmy Lee, one of whose girlfriend gets captured by an evil clan, let's call them Black Warrior's, wanting to know all of Billy's secret kung - fu moves.

You know that pervading sense of rush you get when you watch a well - made kung - fu movie?

«You know that old kung - fu TV show where they walk across rice paper?»